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Introduction
Tatiani G. Rapatzikou
and Aliki Varvogli
Writing War
“A Freedom
Transcending Mere Materiality”; Catch-22, Temporality, Trauma,
and Responsibility
Ian Edwards
“The Sixties are
Dead: Long Live their Legacy”: The Politics and Poetics of
Counterculture
Theodora Tsimpouki
Writing a “War” Novel:
Self-referentiality and Post-national Critique in Toni Morrison’s
Paradise
Kathryn Nicol
Bridging Poetic and
Cold War Divides in Lyn Hejinian’s Oxota and Vikram Seth’s The
Golden Gate
Jacob Edmond
Mediating Acts of
War/Staging Crises of Sensibility: David Rabe’s Sticks and Bones,
Eve Ensler’s Necessary Targets, and Sam Shepard’s The God of
Hell
Konstantinos Blatanis
From Eco-criticism to Eco-terrorism
Hop, Skip or Leap?
Issues of Accessibility in the Literature of Rachel Carson, Janisse Ray,
and Terry Tempest Williams
Helen Bralesford
What Is Called
Ecoterrorism
Lawrence Buell
Hollywood in/on Crisis
Hollywood’s Major
Crisis and the American Film “Renaissance”
Michalis Kokonis
How to Do Conspiracy
Theory With Fetishism: The Myth of the “Slain King”
Emily Bakola
Illness, Death, and Catastrophe
“The Horror of
Self-Reflection”: Writing, Cancer, and Terrorism in Philip Roth’s
American Pastoral
Christopher Gair
American Grief: The AIDS
Quilt and Texts of Witness
Monica B. Pearl
Abandoning Hope in
American Fiction of the 1980s: Catalogues of Gothic Catastrophe
Arthur Redding
Fiction Writing after 9/11
Plotting Against
America: 9/11 and the Spectacle of Terror in Contemporary American
Fiction
Catherine Morley
Review Essay
American Literature for a Post-American Era
Antonis Balasopoulos
Book Reviews
Philip Roth
(by David Brauner)
Reviewed by Yiorgos Kalogeras
American Fiction of
the 1990s: Reflections of History and Culture (edited by Jay Posser)
Reviewed by Philip Leonard
The Novel. Vol. I:
History, Geography, and Culture (edited by Franco Moretti)
Reviewed by Wolfgang Funk
The Novel. Vol. II:
Forms and Themes (edited by Franco Moretti)
Reviewed by Colleen Kennedy
Contributors
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